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| Posted 2009-05-02 3:22 AM (#12944) By: Savvy
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MD Conference Call ... this morning at 9:05 AM ET ... all Americans of like mind and spirit are welcome! Saturday morning at 9:05 a.m. Eastern
Dial-in #: 712-421-7885
code: 2008# New access codes: Dial-in 305-848-8888
Press 1 to join a conference
Enter code 301 433 4211
Call or email Steve Schulin with any questions or comments. 240-751-7286
steve@mdaip.org
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| Posted 2009-05-02 3:24 AM (#12945 - in reply to #12944) By: Savvy
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Thanks Savvy, and thanks to all who dialed in. We discussed such things as how to get precinct caucuses active, different features offered by free conference call vendors, and how to book good guest speakers for precinct caucuses. It was a pleasure to hear from out of state callers, including new affiliate from Colorado who learned of AIP from Pat Jenkins of The National 912 Project.
Our next scheduled Maryland Independent Party conference call is the Rockville precinct caucus on Tuesday night starting at 8:00 pm eastern. Rockville High School was closed Friday due to a probable H1N1 flu case involving a student whose family had not been traveling recently, so the student would be the first case here involving local, social transmission. We'll adjourn in time for folks to dial-in to the national call starting at 9:00 pm eastern. |
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| Posted 2009-05-02 7:24 AM (#12955 - in reply to #12945) By: SteveSchulin
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Reminder ... |
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| Posted 2009-05-16 2:13 AM (#13933 - in reply to #12955) By: Savvy
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#AIPeTH topic ... |
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| Posted 2009-05-21 6:29 PM (#14452 - in reply to #12944) By: Savvy
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Don't miss the call this morning ... my understanding
is there may be some great new resources to discuss. You don't want to miss this call! |
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| Posted 2009-06-06 4:03 AM (#15559 - in reply to #14452) By: Savvy
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The call starts just after the top of the hour ... |
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| Posted 2009-06-06 5:27 AM (#15563 - in reply to #15559) By: Savvy
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Join in ... |
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| Posted 2009-06-06 6:04 AM (#15565 - in reply to #15563) By: Savvy
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What better way could there possibly be, to kick off this 4th of July, than to talk with other God-fearing, liberty-loving, sovereignty-conserving Americans? All of good will are welcome. |
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| Posted 2009-07-04 5:37 AM (#17492 - in reply to #15565) By: SteveSchulin
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We're talking about how to get message out via radio interviews to start off the call this morning. Join Tom Hoefling, Bob Bailey, and me now.
Do you use Twitter? Please retweet the following:
RT @AIP_MD Maryland Independent Party town hall call starting now - Dial-in 712-421-7885 code 2008# - Support America's Principles #aip
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| Posted 2009-07-11 6:19 AM (#18048 - in reply to #17492) By: SteveSchulin
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Lots of Maryland news this week re candidates, personhood, 912
Do you use Twitter? Please retweet the following:
RT @AIP_MD Maryland Independent Party town hall call starting now - Dial-in 712-421-7885 code 2008# - Support America's Principles #aip
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| Posted 2009-07-25 6:04 AM (#18995 - in reply to #18048) By: SteveSchulin
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Come one, come all -
Do you use Twitter? Please retweet the following:
RT @AIP_MD Maryland Independent Party town hall call starting now - Dial-in 712-421-7885 code 2008# - Support America's Principles #aip |
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| Posted 2009-08-01 6:06 AM (#19488 - in reply to #18995) By: SteveSchulin
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Lots of Maryland news this week re health care and more
Do you use Twitter? Please retweet the following:
RT @AIP_MD Maryland Independent Party town hall call starting now - Dial-in 712-421-7885 code 2008# - Support America's Principles #aip
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| Posted 2009-08-08 6:17 AM (#20052 - in reply to #19488) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open a little early this morning. Lots of Maryland news this week about candidates, town halls, petitions, incinerators, and even a judge with poor judgement in Charles County
Do you use Twitter? Please retweet the following:
RT @AIP_MD Maryland Independent Party town hall call starting now - real people, real politics Dial-in 712-421-7885 code 2008# |
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| Posted 2009-08-15 5:55 AM (#20587 - in reply to #20052) By: SteveSchulin
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Lots of Maryland news this week about candidates, tea parties, and officials, including more on that judge with poor judgement in Charles County
Do you use Twitter? Please retweet the following:
RT @AIP_MD Maryland Independent Party town hall call starting now - real people, real politics Dial-in 712-421-7885 code 2008# |
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| Posted 2009-08-22 6:06 AM (#21040 - in reply to #20587) By: SteveSchulin
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I was just on a radio show, and among other things, I was able to put in a good word for the great folks with the Maryland Independent Party! |
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New dial-in number and code
Dial-in 305-848-8888
Press 1 to join a conference
Enter code 3014334211
The line is open now - come and join |
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| Posted 2009-08-29 5:59 AM (#21514 - in reply to #21044) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2009-09-05 6:04 AM (#21984 - in reply to #21514) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2009-09-12 5:59 AM (#22460 - in reply to #21984) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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-- And thanks, Savvy for adding the new number to the top of the thread. My personal number you list has also changed, to 301-43-4211 |
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| Posted 2009-10-10 6:03 AM (#25248 - in reply to #22460) By: Maryland
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2009-10-17 6:04 AM (#25749 - in reply to #25248) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2009-10-31 5:04 AM (#26873 - in reply to #25749) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2009-11-07 6:06 AM (#27571 - in reply to #26873) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2009-11-14 6:06 AM (#28233 - in reply to #27571) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join - Bob Bailey and Steve Schulin are already talking about our state party Constitution and bylaws
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| Posted 2009-11-21 5:59 AM (#28839 - in reply to #28233) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now for Thanksgiving weekend call - come and join
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| Posted 2009-11-28 5:58 AM (#29291 - in reply to #28839) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2009-12-12 6:03 AM (#30244 - in reply to #29291) By: SteveSchulin
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Starting now, on a snowy Maryland morning
Dial-in 305-848-8888
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| Posted 2009-12-19 5:59 AM (#30720 - in reply to #30244) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2009-12-26 6:03 AM (#31076 - in reply to #30720) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2010-01-02 5:59 AM (#31371 - in reply to #31076) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join
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| Posted 2010-01-16 6:03 AM (#32004 - in reply to #31371) By: Maryland
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| Posted 2010-01-23 6:25 AM (#32309 - in reply to #32004) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-01-30 5:59 AM (#32651 - in reply to #32309) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-02-13 5:59 AM (#33249 - in reply to #32651) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-02-20 6:37 AM (#33596 - in reply to #33249) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join - lots going on in the Old Line State!
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| Posted 2010-02-27 5:59 AM (#33845 - in reply to #33596) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join - lots going on in the Old Line State!
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| Posted 2010-03-20 5:03 AM (#34705 - in reply to #33845) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-03-27 5:04 AM (#35164 - in reply to #34705) By: SteveSchulin
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Today's Maryland news headlines
* Econ - Anne Arundel's unemployment up in February; Though some see positive signs, economic damage still unfolding (Annapolis Capital) re 7.8% unemployment rate -- nonseasonally adjusted -- up from 7.6% in Jan, and up from the 6.5% rate last year around this time. 21,380 people collected unemployment compensation in the County in Feb, up 329 from Jan
* Econ - Washington County: County jobless rate eclipses state, nation (Hagerstown Herald-Mail lead story) re: 11.9% in Feb, up from 11% in Jan and up from 10% last Feb
* Econ - Economy 'beginning to turn the corner'; Employers added the most jobs in three years in March (Saisbury Daily Times teaser to A5 story) re national payroll increase of 162,000 jobs in March. The total includes 48,000 temporary census workers hired. National unemployment rate remained at 9.7% for third straight month -- that's 15-million Americans out of work, about double the total before recession began in Dec 2007
* Legislature - budget - Md House of Delegates OKs $13 billion operating budget; Lawmakers cut $125 million from O'Malley's request, leave UM law clinic funds intact (BaltSun)
* Legislature - budget - Maryland House's budget plan rejects key parts of Senate version (WashPost)
* Legislature - budget - House rejects Senate plan to push pension costs to counties (WaPo Md Politics)
* Legislature - energy - Md. Senate backs increase in solar energy use (AP)
* Legislature - other - Bill addresses Perdue lawsuit; House backs off law school reporting penalty in business appeal vs academic freedom debate (AP, Salisbury Daily Times top story)
* Legislature - It's all about November (WaPo Md Politics)
* Elections - Inmates excluded in district count; Population skewed by nonvoting prisoners (Salisbury Daily Times, above the fold)
* Elections - Analyst: Maryland governor's race 'competitive' (WaPo Md Politics) re Cook Political Rept
* Elections - O'Malley's younger brother joining campaign (AP)
* Couple challenges cap on jury awards; Award in boy's 2006 Crofton drowning cut from $4M to $1M (Annapolis Capital top story)
* Alcohol ban in state forests brings reactions from users (Cumberland Times-News)
* Mountsville: Lawmaker calls on churches to resolve property dispute (Frederick News-Post)
* Walkersville: Property caught in county's cross hairs; Couple may lose 50 acres and home to rezoning (Frederick News-Post)
* Burkettsville: Deputy injured, dog dead after 911 investigation (Frederick News-Post)
* Ocean City: Beach fix delayed, bumped to off-season (Salisbury Daily Times)
* After 10 years in the making, Chincoteague bridge opens (Salisbuy Daily Times)
* Westminster: Bearing the cross; Christians commemorate Good Friday with traditional walk (Carroll County Times)
* Anne Arundel halts approval on casino (WaPo Md Politics)
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| Posted 2010-04-03 5:14 AM (#35507 - in reply to #35164) By: SteveSchulin
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This week's Maryland headlines
April 9
* Annapolis: Mayor seeks $10M line of credit; City could run out of cash for payroll, contracts (Annapolis Capital top story)
* Pension shift avoided in budget deal; Lawmakers also keep legislative scholarships (Annapolis Capital, above the fold)
* Annapolis: Group revives marching spirit; New Annapolis Drum and Bugle Corps jazzes up community (Annapolis Capital, above and below the fold)
* Annapolis: The fire that wasn't; O'Malley, lawmakers evacuate O'Brien's (Annapolis Capital below the fold)
* Annapolis: Mexican Cafe finds new watering hole; But city zoning issue at old Northwoods Restaurant may complicate move (Annapolis Capital below the fold)
* Baltimore: Opening day at Camden Yards; Keeping the shine on Baltimore's gem; A $10 million maintainance bloitz is just the warm-up for major renovations at Oriole Park (BaltSun top story)
* Baltimore: Police suspend Comstat program; Data-sharing lauded as tool for fighting crime, criticized for generating staff friction (BaltSun lead story)
* Killing at carryout another blow for Waverly area (BaltSun below the fold)
* Md. miners say accidents just part of the job (BaltSun below the fold)
* General Assembly: House, Senate reach accord on budget (BaltSun, teaser to p2 story)
* Allegany County: Commissioners mum on budget preferences; Officials ask for further scrutiny of police bureau, sheriff's office budgets (Cumberland Times-News, below the fold)
* Frostburg hopes to increase rolls (Cumberland Times-News, teaser to 1B story) re City holding special voter registration to boost interest, ballots for June elections
* Elkton: Police: County man molested handicapped 9-year-old girl; Suspect charged with sexual abuse (Cecil Whig, lead story)
* Cecil County: Volunteers spread the word about charter proposal (Cecil Whig, below the fold)
* Perryville students clean up Principio Furnace (Cecil Whig, above and below the fold)
* Multiple census forms confuse residents; Official says agency often sends out more than one questionnaire (Cecil Whig below the fold). Our research has shown that sending a second form can increase response rates 7-10%, said census spokesperson Syklvia Balinger. Balinger said every percentage point increase in the voluntary response rate saves taxpayers about $85 million by not needing to send census takers into communities.
* Cecil County: Agency looks to make over buses; Winning design to adorn Cecil's fleet of C.T. Cruisers (Cecil Whig, below the fold)
* Hagerstown: Ehrlich visits; Former Md. governor wants the job back (Hagerstown Herald-Mail teaser to A3 story)
* Wicomico County: Pollitt says layoffs are certain; No tax hike, but school cuts and road paving delays proposed in 2011 budget; 'The county is in extreme financial distress' - Rick Pollitt (Salisbury Daily Times, top story)
* Forum on community effort in crime fight; Event to address proactive approach (Salisbury Daily Times, above the fold)
* Taste of summer ends for now (Salisbury Daily Times, great photo above and below the fold)
* Perdue sued over illegal immigrants; Company: No merit to class-action lawsuit on processing plant hiring, wage practices (Salisbury Daily Times, below the fold)
* Sykesville: Police recover stolen wheelchair; at least two juveniles being interviewed (Carroll County Times, below the fold)
* High allergen counts; Pollen season beginning; Allergists warn there is still a month and a half remaining (Carroll County Times, below the fold)
April 8
* Democrats hit Ehrlich for his support for Steele, citing Steele's irresponsible spending (email from DNC)
email
From: DNCRapidResponse@dncpress.dnc.org
Subject: He said this with a straight face alert
Date: April 8, 2010 3:54 PM EDT
Ehrlich says his campaign is about wasteful spending then defends Steele… with a straight face.
“You can’t say you’re running to take on 'wasteful spending' in one breath and in the next endorse as 'capable' Michael Steele who spent donor funds entrusted to him on a personal private plane habit, redecorating his office and bondage-themed sex clubs. Not with a straight face anyway. Or with an ounce of credibility. As Ehrlich himself admits 'the burn rate has been pretty quick.' And by standing by Michael Steele’s irresponsible spending spree, Ehrlich’s credibility is burning up pretty quickly too,” said DNC National Press Secretary Hari Sevugan.
Ehrlich launches campaign based on controlling spending
Ehrlich plans to criticize “wasteful spending.” “Ehrlich, who has criticized his successor over what he sees as wasteful spending and tax increases, hit O’Malley for the way he spent federal stimulus dollars, calling the money a “short term budget band-aid.” [Politico, 4/8/10]
BUT… stands by Steele as “capable” despite Chariman’s spending spree
Ehrlich “stood by Steele” after controversy surrounding profligate spending, calling him “capable.” “Weighing in on the controversy surrounding Michael Steele, his former lieutenant governor who now serves as Republican National Committee chairman, Ehrlich said he stood by Steele, calling him “capable” and “loyal.” [Politico, 4/8/10]
“Ehrlich's strategy is to defend Steele” [TPM, 4/8/10]
Ehrlich admits RNC “burn rate is pretty quick.” "The burn rate has been pretty quick," Ehrlich told DC's NewsChannel8 in an interview yesterday. Spending was at the center of the controversy that led to the resignation of RNC chief of staff Ken McKay this week. Critics from inside and outside the GOP have condemned Steele's RNC for spending thousands on questionable purchases like parties at topless bars.” [TPM, 4/8/10]
* Baltimore County: Thousands try to cope with absence of water; Electrical fire cuts off power to Towson pumping station (BaltSun top story)
* General Assembly: Senate OKs car liability change; Measure raising required coverage for 1st time since 1972 goes to O'Malley (BaltSun above and below the fold)
* Ehrlich vows to cut Maryland sales tax; Former governor officially launches candidacy for top office (AP, Annapolis Capital, below he fold)
* Ehrlich steps up for rematch; Republican opens gubernatorial campaign against O'Malley with promises to balance the budget, cut sales tax (BaltSun above and below the fold)
* Ehrlich comes out swinging (WashTimes, below the fold photo/caption points to A4 story)
* General Assembly: Ban on cell phone use while driving advances (BaltSun teaser to p2 story)
* Baltmore County: Foreclosure auction is today for Geppi's historic mansion (BaltSun below the fold)
* Cumberland: City handing out increased community block grant funding; Selected projects will split more than $1 million (Cumberland Times-News top story)
* Rocky Gap Lodge operator granted contract extension; Crestline deal was set to expire next spring (Cumberland Times-News lead story)
* General Assembly bills could impact election officials (Cumberland Times-News, above the fold)
* April or August? (Cumberland Times-News, above the fold)
* Mount Savage, Ellerslie, Rawings without census forms; Questionnaires avilable at locations throughout region (Cumberland Times-News, below the fold) re PO Box users
* Frederick: Police arrest two more suspects in robbery, shooting (Frederick News-Post lead story)
* Budget balancing just beginning (Frederick News-Post top story)
* Education cuts could be painful, long-lasting (Frederick News-Post sidebar to top story)
* TransIT services face cuts (Frederick News-Post sidebar to top story)
* Montgomery: HALF-STAFF: Gov. O'Malley has ordered the Maryland state flag to be flown at half staff until sunset Friday in memory of MoCo police oficer Hector Ayala, who died of injuries suffered in the line of duty (Frederick News-Post, above the fold)
* General Assembly: Full Senate to take up church dispute bill (Frederick News-Post below the fold)
* Little white lies; Secret spending, checkbook cheating, financial infidelity - whatever you call it, it's a major reason for divorce (teaser to C1 story)
* Salisbury is All-American City finalist; $14.4K needed for summit; Government-community teamwork exemplified through youth, homless, Rose Street projects (Salisbury Daily Times top story)
* Bay Barometer Report: 25 years later, bay still sick; "The bay is dying on our watch. This annual report has become a broken record, and it's time to fix it" - Tommy Landers, Environment Maryland policy advocate (Salisbury Daily Times lead story)
* In Annapolis, oystermen back poacher rules, fight sanctuaries (Salisbury Daily Times sidebar to lead story)
* Fox Island center inspires learning; Crisfield students have lessons on environment, Chesapeake during trip (Salisbury Daily Times, below the fold)
* Baltimore archdiocese sues over pro-life signage; Pregnancy crisis center could be fined (WashTimes, via ObamaWatch)
Baltimore archdiocese sues over pro-life signage
Pregnancy crisis center could be fined
By Julia Duin
The Archdiocese of Baltimore has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the country's oldest crisis pregnancy center, claiming the city has enacted a biased ordinance that discriminates against pro-life organizations.
In a lawsuit filed last week in federal court, the archdiocese took on a new city ordinance - which had heavy backing from pro-choice and feminist groups - that requires crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) to post prominent signs stating they do not dispense contraception nor perform abortions.
According to the archdiocese, it is the first such ordinance in the country.
www.washingtontimes.com—archdiocese-sues-city-on-sign-law
* Anne Arundel County: Board gives Maxwell $20K raise; Approves 1% hike for teachers with just 1 'no' vote (Annapolis Capital, above the fold) re School Superintendent Kevin Maxwell
* MD-01 independent candidate for Congress - Jack Wilson
www.hometownannapolis.com—Political-Notes-Vitale-receives-lifetime-achievement-award.html
Arnold man enters race
An Arnold man has entered the 1st District congressional race as an Independent.
Jack N. Wilson Sr. said, in an announcement, both the Democratic and Republican parties have ignored the public's wishes.
Wilson, who has appeared at events sponsored by the Tea Party movement, said his goals if elected include balancing the federal budget by reducing spending, repealing the recent overhaul health care legislation while still reforming the system, and reducing federal government's involvement in citizens' lives.
"A mounting national debt and ever increasing budget deficits are crippling economic growth and the future competitiveness of our country," he said in a prepared statement.
Wilson is seeking to unseat U.S. Rep. Frank Kratovil, an Eastern Shore Democrat in his first term. State Sen. Andy Harris also has announced his plans for a rematch of his 2006 race against Kratovil.
Wilson is a semi-retired owner of an electrical contracting business, Navy veteran and former union steam fitter.
He plans to hold a campaign kickoff event from 2 to 7 p.m. April 18 at the Columbian Center, 335 Ritchie Highway in Severna Park.
The district includes the Eastern Shore, parts of Baltimore and Harford counties, as well as sections of Pasadena, Severna Park and the Broadneck Peninsula.
--- sbs note - emailed this to Chris Lewis 10:30 pm
April 7
* Edgewater: Police shoot attacking pit bull; Dog threatened responders trying to help its fallen 70-year-old owner (Annapolis Capital top story)
* Davidsonville: Is Sunday Roedown race's last hurrah? Sale of property could spell end to popular steeplechase (Annapolis Capital lead story)
* Joint legislative committee: Vote ends messy stormwater debate; Fewer projects to be subject to tougher pollution rulkes (Annapolis Capital, below the fold)
* Anne Arundel County: Crew battling trash, one step at a time; 'Pick Up America' crosses county to highlight issue (Annapolis Capital, below the fold) re group aims to walk across the nation, from Assateague to San Francisco
* General Assembly: Md. cuts worry health officials; Long-term drop in services feared with 2011 budget (BaltSun lead stoy)
* Baltimore: Hands of time, updated (BaltSun top story is photo with caption pointing to story on p2) re repair of Bromo Seltzer Tower clock
* Baltimore: New arts district on way? West side would join two other areas under plan backed by mayor (BaltSun above and below the fold)
* As Ehrlich begins, foes push Steele tie (BaltSun, below the fold)
* Assembly won't withhold funds from UM law clinic (BaltSun teaser to p2 story)
* Baltimore County, police reach pact (BaltSun teaser to p6 story)
* Patients, insurers to pay more (BaltSun teaser to p16 story)
* Rising Sun man earns his black belt from his wheelchair (Cecil Whig teaser to B1 story) re martial arts
* Test bulbs shine 'green' in Elkton; Lights could save energy, money (Cecil Whig lead story) re 6-month test of 10 LED streetlights
* A different spring cleaning; Farmers await disaster relief from winter storms (Cecil Whig top story)
* Cecil County: County board names 4 health award winners; Recipients lauded for efforts to improve public health in Cecil (Cecil Whig below the fold)
* Frederick County: Budget forcing county to 'do less with less' (Frederick News-Post top story)
* Army: broken procedures led to lab infection (Frederick News-Post above the fold) re Fort Detrick tularemia bacteria
* Teen gets 18 years for robberies (Frederick News-Post below the fold) re Gaithersburg 17-yr-old pleaded guilty as adult to robberies in Frederick
* Bartlett reaffirms Gitmo should close (Frederick News-Post, below the fold)
* Frederick: Eastalco buildings to be demolished (Frederick News-Post, below the fold) re 2,000-acre aluminum site opened in 1970. "It was the cost of power that led to the plant's closing"
* Fort Detrick contractors sue for full pay (Frederick News-Post below the fold) re security for DHS lab provided by contractor Eagle Technologies Inc
* "Dishing Up Maryland" cookbook features 150 recipes from the Alleghenies to the Chesapeake Bay (Frederick News-Post teaser to C3 story)
* Killer gets life in prison (Hagerstown Herald-Mail lead story) re Alec Eger, who entered plea in the 2008 Halloween murder of Billie Lee Blacj
* Hagerstown: Budget proposal could freeze taxes, impose furloughs (Hagerstown Herald-Mail below the fold)
* General Assembly: Casino night bill in limbo; Measure not likely to get committee vote (Carroll County Times, lead story)
* Catching some rays (Carroll County Times top story) with beautiful photo of fisherman
* General Assembly: Sex offender initiative up for review; Legislation would increase regulations (Carroll County Times, below the fold)
* Hampstead: Town Council considers lean budget (Carroll County Times)
* Farmers gather to discuss food safety (Carroll County Times, below the fold) re producesafetyproject.org regional meeting today in Hyattsville
* MontCo's debt; County may lose AAA rating (Washington Examiner teaser to p4 story)
April 6
* Anne Arundel: Residents protest impact fee discounts; Council urged to keep hikes, but construction industry wants reprieve (Annapolis Capital lead story)
* Obituary: He 'loved the city ... more than anything'; Bobby Campbell, politician and colorful businessman, dies at 90 (Annapolis Capital top story)
* Daffodil Days loses its bloom; Citing recession, cancer society ends longtime spring fundraising campaign (Annapolis Capital, above the fold)
* Waiting for takeoff; BWI could launch the economic recovery (Annapolis Capital, below the fold)
* General Assembly: Measure hastens adoption of solar; O'Malley priority that would target Md. utilities draws GOP criticism over cost (BaltSun lead story)
* O's opener at Rays, 7:10 tonight; A reason for hope; This year's Orioles have a core of promising young players who are experienced in competing at the daunting level of the AL East (BaltSun top story)
* Parties' midterm results may turn on jobs, or lack thereof (BaltSun, below the fold)
* Washington County: Census figures show Funkstown behind in participation rate (Hagerstown Herald-Mail top story)
* Hagerstown: Cape Air modifies flight schedule with BWI airport (Hagerstown Herald-Mail, pA1)
* Sykesville: Resident's wheelchair stolen from driveway; Police asking for help finding $3,600 device (Carroll County Times, lead story)
* Union Bridge: Hoping for a donor; Union Bridge pastor waiting for kidney transplant in need of a 'champion' (Carroll County Times top story)
* Westminster: Father guilty of child identity theft; Man convicted of using his kids' names to apply for credit cards (Carroll County Times, below the fold)
* Carroll County: Commissioners sign letter supporting new school; County would provide $12 million for Mount Airy Middle construction (Carroll County Times, below the fold)
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| Posted 2010-04-10 6:09 AM (#35825 - in reply to #35507) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join in
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| Posted 2010-04-17 5:58 AM (#36135 - in reply to #35825) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join in
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| Posted 2010-04-24 6:09 AM (#36473 - in reply to #36135) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join in
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| Posted 2010-05-01 6:05 AM (#36866 - in reply to #36473) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join in
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| Posted 2010-05-08 5:51 AM (#37277 - in reply to #36866) By: SteveSchulin
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The line is open now - come and join in
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| Posted 2010-05-15 6:06 AM (#37675 - in reply to #37277) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-05-22 6:08 AM (#38057 - in reply to #37675) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-06-12 6:01 AM (#39188 - in reply to #38057) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-07-10 6:06 AM (#40684 - in reply to #39188) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-07-17 6:02 AM (#41032 - in reply to #40684) By: SteveSchulin
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Steve,
I live in PA but would have loved to take part in your call since I work in MD. I will certainly call in next week,
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| Posted 2010-07-17 8:01 AM (#41034 - in reply to #41032) By: twaga
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| Posted 2010-07-24 6:11 AM (#41384 - in reply to #41034) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-07-31 6:18 AM (#41727 - in reply to #41384) By: SteveSchulin
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| Posted 2010-08-21 5:59 AM (#42554 - in reply to #41727) By: SteveSchulin
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